Feature search (⌘K)
Open the tool search palette from anywhere in the editor.
Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to open feature search — a floating palette for finding tools and beta features by name. It works like a compact command palette: type, filter, and activate without leaving the canvas.
Opening the palette
- Keyboard: ⌘+K from anywhere in the editor (when focus is not in a text field).
- Toolbar: click the + control at the end of the tool strip (labeled with the same shortcut on desktop).
- Press the shortcut again or
Escto close.
Using search
- 1Open
Press
⌘K/Ctrl+Kor click + on the toolbar. - 2Search
Start typing a tool name, description, or keyword (for example “pan”, “comment”, or “highlight”). The list narrows as you type.
- 3Activate
Use the arrow keys to highlight a row, then press
Enter. The palette closes and the chosen tool becomes active.
Feature search lists tools that live in the + menu — Pan, Zoom region, Offset, Text select, Region fill, Object extractor, Vector screenshot, comments, and other additions beyond the main toolbar. The guided tour also points here as “even more tools.”
⌘F / Ctrl+F searches text inside the PDF (left pane). ⌘K searches tools and editor features.
CAD-style geometry operations (trim, extend, mirror, and similar) are documented separately; many are reached from the selection workflow and Properties panel rather than this palette.